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--- openstudy [2021/04/15 12:15] – m0tzo
+++ openstudy [2022/01/16 19:41] (current) – [Planned Activities] m7smu
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 ====== Open Study Group ======
+The intention of this group is to be holistic in the way we offer training and tailor to the requirements of the current group/individuals. The ideas below are suggestions, and many may not be used or required.
+This is not an Official Course or Training, but will take suggestions of topics people want for the next session, and offer a discussion and/or live demonstrations (via Screenshare).
+===== Planned Activities =====
+  * Antennas, Data Modes (eg FT8), Digital Voice (eg DMR), Morse or Satellites
+  * Vote for which day now in #open-study-group on Discord for which day to run session.
+  * How to setup a Raspberry for Ham Radio
+  * How to setup WSJT-X & Gridtracker for FT8/4
+  * Setting up Cloudlog
+  * Morse by PC
+  * [[anytone-night|Anytone AT-D878UVII Plus night]] - how to set up and use this common DMR radio
 ===== New Suggestions =====
 //Please add new suggestions here, so I can sort list and tidy up.//
+  * Mounting antennas and what you might need to mount [2m0occ]
+  * JS8Call and how to use [MM7MGR] //Added on behalf of//
+  * RTTY / PSK31, how to have an actual QSO //Added by M7SMU//
+  * Martime Mobile
+    * //You can be /M or /MM in territorial waters.//
+    * //If you are /M you use RSL, if you are /MM you do not use RSL. B or C look correct A is definitely wrong.//
+    * //The Licence is clear on /MM. The Ofcom guidance muddies the water by introducing /M in territorial waters.//
+    * //This conundrum has no definitive answer, hence my appeals to RSGB to avoid territorial waters questions.//
+    * //Inland waters or international waters are unambiguous.//
 ===== Notes from Google Doc =====
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 Open Study Group notes
-The intention of this group is to be holistic in the way we offer training and tailor to the requirements of the current group/individuals. The ideas below are suggestions, and many may not be used or required.
   * Topics